Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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This year's Miss Colt was presented in a most unique manner. Bill Knapp, master-of-ceremonies for the evening, acted as instigator of the impromptu plan. Instead of merely crowning the winner, he proclaimed that he would first kiss each nominee. First was sophomore Pat Bell, next was junior Linda Hatcher, and finally senior Judy Rice received her turn. Preliminary duties having been taken care of, Bill proceeded to crown Miss Colt only to find that the crown had been misplaced. Being the splendid fellow that he is, Bill sac- rificed” and produced his own reward —another kiss for Miss Colt, senior Judy Rice. Judy revealed later that she had misplaced the crown herself. Miss Roddy. Pat Bell. Linda Hatcher, and Mr. Cullers watch as lucky Judy receives her second kiss. Judy Rice Crowned Miss Colt JUDY RICE Miss Colt 1958—59

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Butch Martin tests his skills on the younger set. Wonder who Judy Phillips is voting for? There's always a shy one who only pecks from the outside. Publications Dance Begins Social Year... First activity of the school term, the Publications Dance, acted as an intro- duction to the social year of 1958-1959. A fresh slate was begun with the mak- ing of new acquaintances and the for- getting of old feuds. Sponsored by the Colt—Colt Corral staffs, the activity served as a kick-off for the annual Pack- age Plan campaign. Miniature colts, year- books, and newspapers decked the walls. Black and white decorations carried out the journalistic theme. 20 It's easy to see that the first dance of the year was a big success.

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 Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet. The spirit of AHS burns high. Spirit?.... We've 22